Electric performance car company Polestar has confirmed plans to put its freshest concept vehicle into production.
The latest arrival, dubbed the 6, is not expected to be available before 2026, but customers can register their interest later this year.
The car, which was first revealed as the O2, will feature the 800-volt powertrain already confirmed for the Polestar 5.
Performance figures indicate the 6 will reach 0-100 kilometres per hour in 3.2 seconds and have a top speed of 250kph.
“With the overwhelming consumer and press response, we took the decision to put this stunning roadster into production and I am so excited to make it a reality,” says Thomas Ingenlath, chief executive of Polestar.
“Polestar 6 is a perfect combination of powerful electric performance and the thrill of fresh air with the top down.”
This production confirmation comes ahead of the Swedish brand’s appearance at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance during Monterey Car Week in California, US, in August.
To celebrate this event, 500 numbered units, referred to as Polestar 6 LA Concept Editions, will be produced by the manufacturer when the car finally hits the roads.
These vehicles will feature the sky-blue exterior, light-leather interior and 21-inch wheels featured on the original Polestar O2 concept.
Polestar opens first retail outlet for its electric cars in UAE — in pictures
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Customers won't have any trouble viewing the products under the bright lights of Polestar Space. All photos: Polestar -

The Polestar 2 first arrived in the UAE in February 2022. -

Polestar Space is also known as the Store of the Future. -

Sustainability was a key element of the Polestar 2, and it features an "all vegan" interior. -

Potential customers can book test drives at Dubai's Polestar Space. -

The Polestar 2, as it was first unveiled in 2019. -

The Polestar 2 features minimalist interiors. -

Polestar Space is the UAE's only retail outlet dedicated solely to the brand. -

The Polestar 2's earlier pop-up outlet at City Walk in Dubai. -

And off it goes. Very quietly. -

Polestar's Precept is a vision of what the company is working on for their next release.
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